Professional Supervision Pilot

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CRN’s Professional Supervision Pilot project explored the development of practice methods, professional training and peer debriefing or mentoring networks to support and sustain the wellbeing of community arts and cultural development practitioners, the quality of their practice and the relationship with the people and communities they serve. Twelve Western Australian practitioners participated in the pilot led by Scotia Monkivitch and Shona Erskine, with findings and recommendations shared with the sector at CAN’s Day of Demonstration in November.

CAN and Creative Recovery Network commissioned clinical psychologist Dr Shona Erskine to develop a Professional Supervision Pilot, working with a selected group of CACD practitioners across WA to develop an evidence-based model for sustainable practice. This initiative will feed into a much-needed national conversation, promoting structural change at a national level. The process started in July 2019 and is due for completion mid 2020. The research and findings will be presented in a report to the sector in 2020.

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